- Fifty peseta coin, circular in shape, from the era of the Spanish State presided over by Francisco Franco Bahamonde, designed in 1957 and minted by the National Mint and Stamp Factory in 1958. - Obv...

- Fifty peseta coin, circular in shape, from the era of the Spanish State presided over by Francisco Franco Bahamonde, designed in 1957 and minted by the National Mint and Stamp Factory in 1958.
- Obverse: Bas-relief bust of General Francisco Franco Bahamonde, designed by the sculptor Mariano Benlliure Gil. It is unsigned. Around its inner edge is the inscription “FRANCISCO FRANCO, LEADER OF SPAIN BY THE GRACE OF GOD” “1957”. Around its outer edge is a border of dots that approximate the shape of a teardrop.
- Reverse: Bas-relief of the Coat of Arms of Spain, with the Eagle of Saint John, and the yoke and arrows at its base. On either side are two columns with a band bearing the inscription “PLUS ULTRA”. Above the Eagle's head is a band with the inscription “UNA GRANDE LIBRE” (A Great Free One). Inside is the inscription “50 PTAS” and a star with the year of minting inside, “58”. Around its outer edge is a border of dots that approximate the shape of a teardrop.
- Edge: Plain with the inscription “UNA GRANDE LIBRE”.
- This coin is made of a nickel alloy with a small amount of copper.
- No hallmark, mark, or assay mark has been found that could provide further information about this coin.

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$ 236.00

 Autor
 Period
Second half of XX Century
 Material
Nickel and Copper Alloy.
 Measures
30 x 2,40 mm
 Weight
12,40 gr.
Conservation
Very good

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